The Literary Time Machine

A discourse in a specific time and space

The linguistic evidence of human struggles and aspirations

A record of past events

A body of written works produced in a particular language, country, or age (correct)

History records past events, while literature reflects the dreams, anxieties, joys, and problems of the people (correct)

History is a discourse in a specific time and space, while literature is a body of written works

History focuses on linguistic evidence, while literature focuses on cultural realities

History contains customs, civilization, and achievements, while literature expresses ideas of permanence or universal interest

Excellence of form or expression (correct)

Linguistic evidence of human struggles and aspirations

Cultural realities of a certain time or people

Achievements of a certain time or people

<p>Customs, civilization, and achievements of a certain time or people</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To shed light on human struggles and aspirations</p> Signup and view all the answers